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At Iredale Group Architecture, our vision involves designing sustainable communities across Canada. Working out of our offices in Vancouver, Victoria and Whistler, we are a full-service architectural firm, providing design, master planning, restoration, structural engineering, and so much more. Our projects range from schools and corporate office buildings to residential facilitates and community complexes. For more information, please visit our website.

Wilderness Alert (previously known as International Wilderness First Aid Associates Inc.) offers comprehensive training and certification in wilderness first aid. Wilderness Alert also offers a wide range of high-end first aid products.Our products are subjected to the same rigorous field testing as the techniques we teach are.

We are proud to be considered a partner of educators, librarians, parents and children as we work together to put the best books into the hands of booklovers in our communities. Kidsbooks has provided two quick and easy ways to search for books for your family or school.

Big Bro's Barbershop is Vancouver’s inclusive hair and resource hub for the trans community and allies, offering affordable grooming services with flexible pricing tiers to accommodate all needs. A trans-owned business since 2015, it provides stylists, LGBTQ+-friendly amenities, and community support beyond haircuts.

Find out more about our multidisciplinary program!About UsThe South Community Birth Program (SCBP) was established in October 2003 to pilot a unique maternity care program situated in the South Community area of Vancouver, British Columbia.At BC Women's hospital, the Head of Family Practice, Sue Harris, and the Head of Midwifery, Lee Saxell, received funding through the Federal Government's Primary Health Care Transition Funds, the Vancouver Coastal Health Authority and B.C. Women's Hospital to pilot an innovative, collaborative, multidisciplinary program. Family physicians, midwives, community health nurses, and doulas all provide care in a community-based, culturally-appropriate, and woman-centered manner during pregnancy, birth and the newborn period. The SCBP is designed to improve the health outcomes of pregnant women in the underserved community of South Vancouver. This is the first such multidisciplinary program of its kind in Canada.Since 2003 the SCBP has cared for more than 2000 women, many of whom are new immigrants to Canada

Vancouver Aboriginal Transformative Justice Services Society (VATJSS) offers culturally informed justice and crime prevention programs for Indigenous communities in Metro Vancouver, focusing on healing and community-driven alternatives to traditional legal systems.

The formation of VACFSS began in June 1988 as the Mamele Benevolent Society with a mandate to develop Aboriginal Child Welfare and in-home support programs for urban Aboriginal families. Four years later, the Mamele Society was reincorporated as the Vancouver Aboriginal Child and Family Services Society